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FeedPowerful Powder Rooms
Today, hall baths are much more than a room to powder your nose. Typically located on the first floor, this is a room that your guests will often see. Homeowners take this opportunity to showcase their individual personalities. Whether you’re inspired by an English pub or an original stained glass window, no two powder rooms are the same. Another source of inspiration may stem from the recent influx of unique and ornate sinks. Gone are the days of plain white porcelain bowls. Bring on the glitzy and glamorous vessels that command the attention of the entire room. Try a mixture of colorful and texturized tile to strengthen the room. These tiles can be used as an intricate floor piece, a fun backsplash or even as a floor to ceiling wallcovering. Need some inspiration of your own? Take a look at eleven of Housetrends staffs’ favorite powder rooms.
Squared Off
Contractor: Stewart and Jervis Builders
Granite: Stone Statements, Cincinnati
Photo by Robin Victor Goetz/RVGP Inc.
Gothic Punch
Vapour Pink Dolce Vita Lavatory; Antique Lavatory Faucet by Kohler
www.kohler.com
Classic Triumph
Tresham Toilet and Pedestal Lavatory by Kohler
www.kohler.com
Simple Strength
Construction: Ray See, Icon Construction, Pittsburgh
Photo by Craig Thompson
Modern Muscle
Design: Louise Budde, MKBD
Construction: Dave Fox Design Build Remodelers, Columbus
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging
Flower Power
Construction: Stewart & Jervis Builders Inc.
Interior Design: Elizabeth Schmidt Interior Design, Cincinnati
Photo by Ross Van Pelt
Dramatic Intensity
Montresano Cabinets in Cherry Kaffe by Merillat Masterpiece
www.merillat.com
Flow of Energy
Design: Judith A. Kuhlman and Mark Schmidt
Construction: Hal Silverman, Blue Ash Estates, Cincinnati
Photo by Joe Wieland
Farm House Fresh
Design: Centerville Design Associates
Construction: Remodeling Designs, Inc., Dayton
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging
Force of Feng Shui
Design: Donna Rosenthal, Bella Casa LLC
Construction: Cornerstone Remodeling Inc., Columbus
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging
Dynamically Dignified
Construction: Heinlen & Follmer Inc., Columbus
Photo by JE Evans
Web Bonus
Cincinnati
John Toebben Builders
Photo by Ross Van Pelt
Cincinnati
Robert Lucke Remodeling
Kitchens by Routenschroer and Sims-Lohman, Moen
Photo by Ross Van Pelt
Columbus
Ketron Custom Builders
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging
Dayton
Theresa Terebinski
Photo by Daniel Feldkamp/Visual Edge Imaging
Tampa
Bartlett Custom Homes
Kohler, Ferguson Kitchen & Bath
Photo by Johan Roetz
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